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Indiana Swimming revived an old Olympic-year tradition this past weekend, combining the Age Group State and Senior State long course championship meets into a larger event, Swimfest, for the first time since 2016. The four-day meet concluded on Sunday.

Frog legs are one of nature’s delicacies. Contrary to some reports, they don’t taste like chicken; they taste like frogs. The white meat is sweet and succulent. They’re especially good when dipped in drawn butter. I suppose they’re not for everyone, but I look forward to a mess of fresh, well-cooked frogs as much as any steak you could put in front of me.

INDIANAPOLIS

Turns out you can go home again.

The NCAA Men’s Final Four won’t be the only college basketball action in Indianapolis in April 2026. The city will host every major men’s college basketball championship during the first week of that month.

Lexi Ray was a little bit tired of playing the bridesmaid role this summer. She picked a good time to do something about it.

Much has changed in Tori Schoettmer’s universe now that she no longer attempts to satisfy the demands of a stopwatch.

Strange as it might sound, Andrian Kolleigbo’s final high school football game took place where the next phase of his life begins.

In October, longtime Minnesotan George Padjen plans to relocate to central Indiana to embark on the biggest challenge of his decorated coaching career.

The freedom of the open road was so alluring at 15. The anticipation leading up to the privilege of just jumping in your car and taking off for parts unknown was nearly unbearable. Once you were able, nothing could keep you home. You drove just to drive, because there was so much to see. Each trip uncovered new places to visit and things to do. Those were the days.